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Men’s and women’s tennis fall short to Lake Forest College

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By Faith Petrie • March 19, 2018

The men’s and women’s tennis teams played against Lake Forest College on Thursday, March 15 at El Camino College.

The women’s team took a loss 6-3 as did the men’s team 8-1.

The men’s team’s next game will be Tuesday, March 20 at 2 p.m. at Glendale College.

The women’s team will play Mt. San Antonio on Thursday, March 22 at 2 p.m. at El Camino College.

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The ECC men's and women's tennis teams face off against the Lake Forest men's and women's tennis team before the match begins on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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The ECC men's and women's tennis teams huddle for a spirited pre-match cheer at ECC on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan
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Connor Davis digs out a low backhand volley at the match against Lake Forest College on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan
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Maddie Giese during the match against Lake Forest College at El Camino on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jimmie Joyner
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Stephanie Kingham observes the playing field before serving the ball on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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Lina Ito reaches the corner just in time to keep the play alive as the women's tennis team plays Lake Forest College on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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Stephen Whitman in position to counter a play as El Camino takes on Lake Forest College on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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Amanda Vitanatchi returns the ball with a back hand volley against Lake Forest College on Thursday, March 15th. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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Trey Vasquez and Stephen Whitman celebrate after winning a big point vs. Lake Forest College at ECC on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan
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Lino Ito hits a two-fisted backhand groundie against Lake Forest College at ECC on Thursday, March, 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan
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Stephen Whitman delivers a powerful serve as the ECC men's tennis team takes on Lake Forrest College on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Darwyn Samayoa
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Connor Davis hits a hard topspin forehand groundie at the ECC vs. Lake Forest College tennis match on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan
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Maddie Giese gets down to hit a low slice forehand volley on Thursday, March 15. Photo credit: Jack Kan

Faith Petrie, Jimmie Joyner, and Darwyn Samayoa contributed to this report.

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